Krista Wright is a versatile professional dancer, choreographer and live performer with 10 years of experience across corporate entertainment, festivals, production shows and private events. Known for her energetic stage presence and ability to adapt to different performance styles, Krista has worked as a backing dancer for tribute artists portraying Taylor Swift, Cher, Bruno Mars, JoJo Siwa, Ariana Grande, Rihanna, Chappell Roan and Katy Perry. Her career has taken her from UK arenas and pride festivals to prestigious international venues in Dubai.
Throughout her career, Krista has developed extensive experience in choreographed and immersive entertainment. She has played the lead role of Alice in an Alice in Wonderland production and has performed in themed shows spanning Bollywood, showgirl, Gatsby and Moulin Rouge. Her commercial work has also included flash mobs for FatFace, weddings and an immersive production featuring Craig David and Stephen Mulhern. Internationally, she has performed at the QE2 and Jumeirah Beach Hotel in Dubai, as well as appearing as a Bollywood dancer at the Cricket World Cup and Bollywood Film Festival in Norway.
Krista can perform an extensive range of dance styles, including commercial, Bollywood, jazz funk, country, ballet, latin, hip hop, charleston, contemporary and musical theatre jazz. Alongside traditional dance performances, she offers specialist LED and fire entertainment using palms, torches, fans, snakes, pixel fans, poi, balls and sticks. Her experience includes Bollywood and Steampunk-inspired LED and fire duo shows, as well as high-end corporate entertainment featuring LED pixel robots and visual performance equipment.
Krista has also danced at Forbidden Forest Festival and Butlin's decade-themed weekenders. Her screen credits include appearing as a dancer in the 2025 film Housefull 5 and various music videos. This breadth of experience makes Krista a highly adaptable choice for corporate events, festivals, private celebrations, themed productions and immersive entertainment.